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Finally, the scarf and coat season is here. You can forget the bikini and relax plunging into something more comfortable, hot and sweet ... However, do not forget to be elegant even the coldest days. If you still think that the scarf is just a boring accessory to warm your neck and shoulders, you are so wrong because there are many elegant ways to wear scarves this season. So catch your scarf and let's go!

1. The rabbit ear
Bunny Ear is a simple way to tie your scarf and it's suitable for any style of clothes.

DIY
• Place your scarf on your neck with one end longer than the other
• Loop the longer end around your neck twice
• Take the end that you have curled and put it in second loop. Node
• The loops of the scarf must be on the knot, so that ends like rabbit ears. That's it!

2. Boho boop
Winter is not the reason to forget the boho style. At least your scarf can always add a boho to your everyday clothes.

DIY
• Place the middle of the scarf in front of your neck
• Cross the extremities behind your shoulders
• Bring both ends to the front
• Attach one end of the scarf through the loop (and repeat it several times) or tackle it in a wave manner and tighten it to your neck.

3. We the scarf at the waterfall
If you want to focus on your scarf, the Cascade node is an ideal way to wear it.

DIY
• Start as you did with Bunny Ear. Put the scarf around your neck with one end longer than the other.
• Pouch once the end of the scarf once.
• Place the end you looked and on the top of the scarf.
• Attach the upper corner in the loop. The non-attached side is left in bulk and looks like a cascade.

4. The European loop
Want to show a European style? No problem! It will take you a few seconds and a little effort to tie the scarf this way.

DIY
• Take your scarf in the middle and fold it in two
• Place the folded scarf on the shoulders (with an untold end longer)
• Place the untold end in the loop and tighten to your neck. Ready!

5. Wrap and screaming
This looks like a more complicated version of the European loop and will definitely suit the classic coat and heels a kind of outfit.

DIY
• Place the scarf at the front of your neck with the ends on your shoulders
• Cross the ends behind your shoulders and bring the ends to the front
• Attach the sides to the front into the tight node.

6. Cowboy style
Do you feel a bit like Western today (like cowboyish)? Then take your jeans, your cowboy hat and attach the cowboy style of the scarf. It will certainly spice up your casual style.

DIY
• Take a square scarf and bend it in triangle
• Put two ends together behind your neck and other end of the triangle at the front
• Attach the knot behind your neck
• Adjust the triangle upside down on your chest and lose it

7. Terrtleck
It's a great way to hide your neck completely and keep it very hot.

DIY
• put scarf on the shoulders, a much longer end than the other
• Loop the stride around the neck 3-4 times (depends on the length of the scarf)
• Attach the ends in the node
• Attach the node under the loop to hide excess fabric

8. Twist Infinity
Infinite scarves are the best because they are so easy to adjust. Try the following way.

DIY
• Put a scarf to infinity around your neck
• Twirl the front scarf creating Figure 8
• Set the opposite end around your neck. Here is!


9. BT standard
The BT standard looks interesting and complex but is really easy to shout.

DIY
• Fold the scarf in half and put it on the shoulders (as in the case of a European loop)
• Put one of the ends under the loop
• Put the other end on the loop
• Adjust the scarf on your chest

10. Loose and belted
Your scarf can not be an accessory that but a major part of your clothes. This will make you look really feminine and sophisticated.

DIY
• Take a long scarf. Draped scarf around the neck with two equal ends in bulk
• Put a thin strap on the scarf and attach it to the waist

11. Two nodes at the ends
This is another option to wear your bulk scarf and casually, adding a charm to your look.

DIY
• Place the scarf around the shoulders, both suspended ends
• Attach a node to one end of the scarf
• Keep symmetry to make the same node at the other end

12. Coverage scarf
The cover scarf is a success of this season. It's more an autumn option but will definitely warm up dry cold winter days. The amazing thing about this scarf is that you can wrap the way you want - and it will look like.

DIY
• Drack it on the shoulders
• Loop around your loose neck
• Attach the ends to the back of your neck
• Or just wrap random with her as if it's a real blanket!
Keep hot and tarnle it!